A parish council in South Gloucestershire is to become the first in the UK to charge a group to use one of its parks for a weekend fun run.
Hundreds take part in two free, timed runs organised by Parkrun UK in Little Stoke Park near Bristol. Now, the group is being asked for money to help maintain the paths.
Thousands of people have signed a petition to stop a parish council in South Gloucestershire charging people to run around a local park.
Stoke Gifford Parish Council is proposing those who take part in an organised weekly free run called 'Park Run' in Little Stoke park pay a £1 fee per runner for using the park.
The council says the money would be used to maintain the park and a decision will take place later this year.
Becky Bushnell is Co-Event Director of Little Stoke park run and says running in the park should be free for everyone.
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